Running to some 200 pages, the draft agreement will be discussed for the first time today when officials from 190 countries gather in Bangkok for the latest round of climate talks. They aim to agree a final, shorter version at a UN meeting in December in Copenhagen.

In our interactive analysis, we present key, edited sections from the text and attempt to decipher what the words mean.

But to tackle this arcane yet crucial document comprehensively, we need you to join us. We're looking for your help to turn jargon into plain English, flag up the context and issues behind key passages, and highlight any particularly byzantine or bizarre sections of the text. You will see a forest of square brackets – these mark out the different options for the text that will comprise the final treaty. The task in Bangkok and beyond is to remove as many brackets as possible.